Designed by architect Charles Ertz and built in 1925 for Portland real estate developer Frank McGuire, this extraordinary Mediterranean residence is one of Portland’s most significant examples of the style. Set on beautifully landscaped grounds in Dunthorpe, the home has been carefully preserved and updated, offering a rare blend of architectural character, modern comfort, and old Hollywood glamour. White stucco walls, a red tile roof, original wrought iron details, and bronze light fixtures crafted in Italy for the home speak to the artistry of its original design. The dramatic vaulted living room, centered around a grand Renaissance-style fireplace, remains one of the home’s most memorable spaces. French doors open to stone terraces and gardens, creating a seamless connection between the home and its surroundings.The grounds are every bit as captivating as the architecture. Mature trees, a terraced pond with waterfall, productive gardens, fruit trees, Pinot Noir grape vines, and year-round color create a setting that feels both private and timeless. A pool, hot tub, and multiple outdoor gathering spaces offer opportunities to relax, entertain, and enjoy views of Mt. Hood.The kitchen is filled with natural light and features marble countertops, a Wolf range, abundant storage, and plenty of workspace. The primary suite offers heated floors, a steam shower, dressing room, and balcony overlooking the pool and Mt. Hood. An expansive family room and lower-level bedroom with adjacent full bath provide flexibility for guests, while the detached studio apartment offers a private entrance, full bath, and kitchenette, creating exceptional versatility for guests, extended family, work-from-home needs, or creative pursuits. Located within the Riverdale School District and just minutes from Tryon Creek, downtown Lake Oswego, and Portland, this remarkable estate honors its history while remaining beautifully suited for the way we live today.